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What is your favourite type of apple?
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Well funny you should ask. I bought some called pink lady today but I had to peel the skin off because it was quite tough. I quite like those apples called cox's pippins. They are the ones that you can shake and hear the pips inside. When I was young I called them the rattly apples.
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I only like Pink Ladies if they are from Australia. Most of the others are virtually tasteless.
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I think all apples have gone down hill in recent years. The skins are too tough and the inside is sometimes spongey. I like Granny Smiths and Discoveries.
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Golden Delicious or Royal Gala.
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To be honest I prefer a juicy pear. (note the spelling please)
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Yes, you can't beat a nice William's pear.
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I just had one. Lovely!
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MAC! I can;t stand the record company
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Braeburn.
I had a lecturer at college who was fond of saying the people behind Golden Delicious should be prosecuted under the Trade Descriptions Act, as they were neither.
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I like golden delicious, or a nice pink lady. But has been said before it needs to be an australian one.
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And Golden Delicious have to be South African, IMHO.
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English discovery. When i travelled in New Zealand i loved Braeburns, and have them when it's not discovery season! But I'm going through a phase of trying to buy British produce when it's in season. I didn't know cox pippins rattled - i'll try that next time. Today i bought some (english) victoria plums - yum yum
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I bought some plums yesterday. I was going to buy peaches but I think they were very expensive at £1.99 for 4 .
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I like rustics
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Do you mean Russets Bounty?
I have thousands of Victoria plums in my garden just now. My plum tree is absolutely laden this year.
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You are assuming he was talking about apples, Oldspice. He probably is on another topic completely.
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I like rustics
I have heard of a rustic loaf of bread but not an apple.
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Rustic bread is lovely. Theres one called "Grand Rustica".
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Maybe Bounty meant that type of people.
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I used to have a rustic fence....
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Yes, you can get them, here is a recipe using rustic apples.
http://www.madeinnapavalley.com/D6.shtml
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That is a recipe using granny smiths or pippins . No rustic apples there. That's just the name of the tart.
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Oh
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bounty you are daft at times.
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bounty you are daft at times.
'At times'?